Madeira Beach Commissioners Debate Mayor’s Pay and Village Parking Garage

Overview: In a recent Madeira Beach City Board of Commissioners meeting, discussions centered on the contentious topics of adjusting the mayor and commissioners’ compensation and the construction of a parking garage in John’s Pass Village. These issues were at the forefront of a meeting that also covered concerns over increased traffic, law enforcement services, zoning changes for short-term rentals, and flood plain amendments.

Littleton Advances Key Municipal Projects with Approved Funding and Updates

Overview: In a focused assembly, the Littleton Permanent Municipal Building Committee addressed developments in town infrastructure. The committee approved a substantial warrant for $793,000 and recommended change orders for the senior center, which is tracking slightly ahead of schedule. Additionally, a presentation on the King Street Building highlighted progress on key elements including technology and security, with a substantial completion date set for March 11th.

Dighton Honors Junior Firefighter Hero Benjamin Corville

Overview: In a recent Dighton Board of Selectmen meeting, junior firefighter Benjamin Corville was honored for his heroic act of saving a young girl from choking, an event which stood out among the various topics discussed. The board also tackled other issues including a scout’s proposal for a recreational project, concerns over potential conflicts of interest with a consulting firm, and the ongoing efforts to fill important town positions.

Lawrence Licensing Board Approves New Business Endeavors

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Lawrence Licensing Board, developments included the approval of a common victualler and outdoor dining license for Timeless headquarters, a liquor license transfer for an establishment previously known as Beacon Hill Wine & Spirits and Gourmet, and an outdoor patio extension for Bongo Bar and Grill. These approvals signal growth and adaptation of local businesses.

Ormond Beach Approves Key Land Development Changes

Overview: Ormond Beach City Commission, in a recent meeting, approved several ordinances and resolutions that will shape the city’s development and community services. Among the most noteworthy actions were the unanimous approval of final plats for various subdivisions, the adoption of tentative millage rates for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, and the change of land use designation from ‘medium density residential’ to ‘low intensity commercial’ for a 1.33-acre parcel.